Frankly, I also think that Wikipedia and Hive are swimmers in different lanes, because, whereas in Wikipedia, sources are required when something is checked and if they are not shared they are cited, and blogs written on Hive are more personalized. It's a bit more open to plagiarism and if there is too much copy-and-paste information, it will be plagiarism.
Hive is more enjoyable as a place for free and more creative writers and posters, at least for now, in my opinion. But if the moderation mechanisms develop more and the direct transfer of information can be achieved through the articles on Hive, without linking or copy-pasting from outside, which will take a long time, then it is possible that it will turn into a completely different platform.
For this to happen, there need to be as many people writing about science and technology as those writing about travel.
As an example, it would be great to be able to share the scientific university research here.